Pendleton Heights High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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.J- TWENTY-FIFTH Published by SENIOR CLASS of PENDLETON HIGH SCHOOL Pendleton, Indiana MILDRED HILBERT Editor JEAN SOUTHARD Business Manager CHARLES PEEK Associate Editor

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2Slll ANNIVEISliy uo LAST WORD ' As these were the last words of the Class of 1916, so do they hold true with the Class of 1941. May they bring memories to one of our number, Leo Franklin, who graduated with that class. The compositor has set ' 30 ' and the story closes. Our work as Seniors in the Pendleton High School has become ancient history. We have reached the place where ' parting is such sweet sorrow. ' Already yesterday is shaded in mists and vapors and we are compelled to look over our shoulder to see it. This we are glad to say we shall do many times in the turmoil of the years to come. People are composite and as a poet said once, ' We are a part of all that we have met. ' In memory of the grand times we have en- joyed in the Pendleton High School, as a tribute to our alma mater and those friends who struck palms with us, we leave this Annual as an offering ol our appreciation and gratitude. May it be counted throughout the years as a gem of remembrance between FOREWORD We, the staff of the 1941 Papyrus, hope you wiU like the picture we present of this, the twenty-fifth anniversary voyage of tije good ship Papyrus upon Pendleton ' s Sea of Learning.

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DEDICATION We, the Class of 1941, dedicate this twenty- fifth Papyrus to the mothers and fathers of our number. We do this in all sincerity and thank- fulness, for, acting as our pilots, they have guided us until we are now ready to set sail upon the open seas of Hfe. We thank you, Mother and Father. May many great blessings be bestowed upon you.